Normal Eyte — September 25, 1897

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2	Why did the rebellion fail?	Professor Loughridge speculates on the factors involved in the Civil War.
25	At high noon, Wednesday, September 22, 1897	Marion McFarland married Samuel T. Walker; description of the marriage ceremony and the wedding gifts; will make home in Brighton, where Samuel Walker is school superintendent.
28	Official News and Notes	Band and orchestra will get new instruments; landscaper A. N. Carpenter has produced a campus plan; will offer second course in Latin; Student Battalion large; Lillian Goodwin will be President Seerley's private secretary.
29	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	News from recent meetings.
31	Miss Fannie Emery	Married A. L. Haines.
31	Miss Cora F. Spargur	Married Richard Gibson.
31	The following resolutions	Alumni Association condolences on the deaths of Mary D. Bohstedt, William M. Fields, Jr., Dora A King, Carl Treimer, Gertrude Leland Isbell, and C. F. Harland.
31	W. R. Sandy	Teaching at Lake City.
31	We are glad to report improvement	Bridgie Cunningham is somewhat better.
31	Miss Anna Livingood	Will continue to teach in Eureka, California.
31	Principal J. I. Martin	Nominated for Floyd County superintendent; Mary Hughes nominated for same office in Washington County.
31	C. W. Larkin	Teaching at Mt. Pleasant Academy.
31	C. J. Shaffer	Teaching at Lewiston, Idaho.
31	M. E. Weldy and H. E. Stein	Enrolled at University of Iowa.
31	Mr. Daniel Perkins	Attended summer school at Cornell College.
31	Miss Fannie Shaffer	Will teach at Estherville.
31	Principal O. J. McManus	Publishes book on civics.
32	Roy Harris	Roy Harris is attending Iowa College.
32	Athletic Department	Organizing field meet; practicing for football; considering whether or not to get a football coach.
32	Rolla Perkins	Teaching near Carson.
33	It was pleasant indeed	Charles Johnson greeted friends.
33	Crystie Leydig	Visited sister Ida.
33	The art department	Displaying a new set of pictures.
33	The reading circle	Mrs. Wright led discussion of the French Revolution.
33	Jennie Joyce	Teaching in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
33	Blanche Brown	Teaching in Atlantic.
33	Professor Loughridge	Organizing Latin class.
33	Students who have enrolled this week	Include Elizabeth Platt, Charles Steele, Anna Sheldon, and Juno Spencer.
33	Those who nearly passed the spelling test	Will have another chance.
33	William Rockefeller	Has been sick.
33	Ida Shaw	Guest of Miss Ridley; attending University of Michigan.
33	Clarence Burrell	Enrolled.
33	Cora Curtis	Will return to school later.
33	J. H. Paarmann	Attending University of Iowa.
33	At the board meeting last week	Degrees granted to Elmer Park, A. M. Dougan, and Walter Bell.
33	Quite a number of the boys	Went to Waterloo to hear William Jennings Bryan.
33	There is not a chapel oration for each morning yet	But there will be.
33	Edgar Klinefelter	Enrolled in school.
33	Carrie Nettleton	Visited Shell Rock.
33	Let Miss Curtiss test your voice	May join choral class.
33	Nellie Mankey	Mother visited.
33	Alma Chase	Left school due to sickness.
33	Minnie Edwards	Visited campus.
33	Henry Delmore	Father died.
33	Luella Rigby	Teaching at Mechanicsville.
33	Myrtie Hoagland	Visited campus.
33	John Fellingham	Attended prayer meeting.
33	A new set of Johnson's encyclopedias	Now in library.
33	Eva M. Saucer	Back in school.
33	Blanche Israel	Studying music.
34	Mesdames Van Dyke and Wells	Will visit daughters.
34	Stella E. Smith	Took courses in primary methods during summer.
34	Belle Parmenter	Visited friends; teaching in Thomasville, Georgia.
34	Society Notes	A look at recent society programs.
34	Stella Robinson	Was sick in the summer; hopes to return to school later.
35	The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Rapid Transit Company	Arranges for a hack to transport students from the junction to campus.